Half of countries miss UN education target

According to a United Nations report 58 million children around the
world are getting no education with a further 100 million who start
primary school never finishing.

And the UN's educational arm UNESCO say only a third of nations have
met key 2015 educational deadlines agreed back in 2000.

William Denselow reports from the United Nations in New York.

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